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Taylor Swift says songwriting her ‘protective armor’

/ 12:10 AM April 29, 2019

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For Taylor Swift, songwriting is a cathartic process that doubles as her “protective armor.”

“I have always known it was the main pillar of my sanity, as well. I always looked at writing as a protective armor of sorts,” the 29-year-old pop star said in between songs—“Delicate,” “Love Story” and “Shake It Off”—during her set at the Time 100 gala.

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“It’s weird because you think of writing about your life, that’s usually a vulnerability,” added the singer-songwriter, who’s known to draw inspiration from her personal experience, including her romantic relationships.

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“But when you write about your life, it gives you the ability to process your life,” she said.

Taylor, who has just released a single titled “Me!” featuring Panic! at the Disco’s Brendon Urie, said crafting her own music also puts her life into perspective.

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“I use it as a way of justifying things that have happened to me, whether they’re good or bad,” the Grammy-winning songstress pointed out. “I like to honor the good times and really process the bad times when I write.” —ALLAN POLICARPIO

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